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Monstera Maniacs

Feed your obsession for Monstera plants, and connect with a community of like-minded individuals who share your passion for these beautiful and distinctive houseplants.

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⋆ ✶ ej ✶ ⋆

Just wanted to show off my newest leaf on my monstera !!!

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Kit

My Thai Con ‘Mavis’ 💚

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Emily B

I saved this lady (aka big mama) from Walmart, and she’s giving me new leaves! I can’t wait to see them undone!

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Bernie Botanical 🌿

Can anyone please tell me when I should be repotting my monstera? I know they like to be root bound and she’s been growing really well, but she’s starting to dry out a little faster than before. I don’t want to sacrifice her beautiful leaf growth and I’m not sure when to make the move.

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Jneyman

It’s happening!!!!! After much much MUCH patience, Elphaba is finally putting out a new leaf!

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User123

Does anybody have a Monstera Oblíqua? Send pics

olutheseaturtle

My Thai Constellation has recently had black patches appear on the leafs. I’ve had it for almost three weeks and it appeared last week. It’s kept indoors and have been following the care guide from the Planta App. Any help is much appreciated :)

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happysoxdonkey

Look at this Thai constellation monstera that arrived today from BWH. I only paid $25 for it because I had shop cash and it was on sale. I think his name is Aramis. He has a new leaf that will open soon! I was going to use a treleaf trellis that I have to support him. I tried to set it up today but I think his roots are so dense that I can’t get it into the soil. I don’t want to repot yet so he can first adjust to his new home. Should I wait until I repot him so that I don’t accidentally damage any roots?

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NikkiBabyy

Just got this Thai Constellation Monstera from meijer.. every plant I’ve got from them, the soil is like wet spongy kinetic sand. I haven’t repotted it yet into my chunky soil mix (coco coir chips, perlite, orchid bark + tropic. Potting soil), but This new leaf was coming out when I got it & now it looks like this :// It’s in a self watering pot and the soil has been wet. I’ve had it for about 3ish weeks now & I usually repot at 2 weeks. Should I repot, is this from overwatering?

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David

IMO Monsteras are the best statement/furniture plants for a home ✨

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Laurelantur

I’ve had this Thai constellation for quite a few months and it’s only put out one leaf. It’s also growing what I assume is a root. Should I just let it do its thing or is this a sign that it needs something and is seeking it out?

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mollykxx

I have had my mini monstera (shes called munch!) for a few years now (i absolutely adore her and always have done, my first plant ive cared for!) but i feel like she almost looks a bit sparse/empty? Is this normal for this type or do i need to do something more for her? Many thanks in advance!!

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Queen Anne plant dad

Just a mess 🤣🤣😇

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Gilly

Can anyone help me find the reason the leaves are yellowing and drooping? She was a gift from a friend and she wasn’t doing too well in the soil so I checked the roots and omg BAD root rot so I thought putting them in water for a couple months might help. But the leaves on this one looks like it’s not doing too good? I’ve fertilized, washed and wiped the leaves. She’s in my bright kitchen which is humid and it seems to be a perfect room for my other monsteras. What else can I do to make her happy? Any help would really be appreciated! Oh I also had to cut her new leave off because my funny Little Dipper thought it was a snack so hopefully she’ll start healing and rooting..

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happysoxdonkey

I have my young monstera plants in small pots because I wanted them to be appropriate to the root size. I watched several YouTube videos before repotting and didn’t want to go too big. My concern is that they are pretty top heavy and could easily tip over. The pots are light plastic with good drainage. Do you have any suggestions for how to keep them upright? I had the thought of maybe putting 2-3 rocks on top of the soil to add weight? Would that be bad for them? Maybe I need to buy 2nd pots that are heavier to put the pots in?

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Brooklyn

Hey guys! I was informed that this plant of mine might not be a monstera… I’m very new to plants and want some opinions! Is it a monstera? A philodendron? Let me know!

Lizzy 🌳

So thankful for your beauty!!

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The threeplantiers

Hey I just got a monstera propagation is the little bit of brown okay?thanks!

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Oksana 🥎🍦🌱

I recently (bout a month ago) moved this poor guy from water to tropical soil. He’s clearly not doing well. I checked for pests and the pot has drainage. What’s wrong??? How do I fix him?

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Tish

She is very outdoorsy 😊

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